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Arrests have just been made on the Isle of Wight of protesters occupying a
crane to prevent the transportation of Vestas wind turbine blades. There
are still protesters occupying another crane, more arrests are expected
within 35 minutes.

Call for anti-capitalist analyses of the COP15 - linking what´s going on in the COP-process with other dimensions of the capitalist system.

Hi all climate camps. I just wanted to make mention about the climate rush tour that has kicked off on 4th September in Sipson which is ending in Totnes at the end of september, the girls and boys all decked out with the classic suffergette customs along side 3 beautiful horses.

I only went to fist leg of the tour which was Sipson Village, and also my first time in the village. It was an over whelming experience.

The work that every activist has done in the village has been amazing. But I wanted to share a comment. From one of the residents, that we haven't involved the local community with what's going on and all are hard work i.e actions. She had very valid points and a local perspective that will add punch to the campaign, No Third Runway. 

This was my first time, but I fell that It was important to share that comment. This is something that could be added to the outreach blog. 

Any documentery makers, listen to their stories and capturing their pain, will win hearts and minds of the UK. Age of Stupid?

So have pint at the King William IV, Sipson and a big shout out to all the boys and girls who are climate rushing across the Uk outreaching. 

No Third Runway

A Visit to Sipson

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After the policing of the Climate Camp, many people are curious about how DSEi will be policed this year.

Last wednesday (3rd September), as the Camp for Climate Action finished up clearing the site of this years climate camp, a group of activists pitched a tent within the grounds of E-on owed Ratcliffe-on-Soar coal-fired power station in Nottinghamshire. The tent was emblazoned with the words “Climate Camp is coming” in reference to their plans to shut down the power station in October.

Just so any nimby hippy haters can't accuse us of leaving the wonderful Blackheath site as a shit heap, here's the proof that climate activists respect our sites and don't leave them looking like the average festival.

The last day of the Camp devoted almost entirely to packing everything up.

Campers marched onward to stage another protest outside Shell's offices in solidarity with the Rossport campaigners

Climate Campers assembled in Trafalgar Square for the march to BP offices to protest in solidarity with the Tar Sands campaigners.

Activists from Don't Build Kingsnorth have today invaded the Dartford offices of construction giant Laing O'Rourke. The protest is against the company's bid to build Britain's first coal fired power plant in 30 Years at Kingsnorth in Kent.

NOID gallery, 31 Commercial Road, E1 1LG

8.30am and the task of striking camp is well underway. The amount of work involved is not to be underestimated - the sensible campers got an early night yesterday after a long day of actions and discussions about the future of climate camp - others celebrated and danced till late.

News of the early morning action at the Dept of energy and climate change, as well as the climate camp tent erected at the base of one of the chimneys at Ratcliffe power station brought smiles to people's faces as the rain drizzled down onto Blackheath.

After a week of learning and discussion it's time to pack up, tidy up and start acting up...

To highlight the devastating effect of mining for oil contained in tar sands in Alberta, Canada, a travelling demo of about 200 climate campers marched from Trafalgar Square, to the National Portrait Gallery, to BP Headquarters and finally to Shell headquarters.

Video compilation of footage from today's protest at Shell headquarters - part of a Camp for Climate Action day of action in London

Includes march to Shell - speech outside - occupation of doorway porch (nb the "S" of Shell removed to make the sign over the lobby read "hell Centre")

Watch Video 5mins 30secs

Video compilation of footage from today's protest at Shell headquarters - part of a Camp for Climate Action day of action in London

5mins 30secs

Includes march to Shell - speech outside - occupation of doorway porch (nb the "S" of Shell removed to make the sign over the lobby read "hell Centre")

Workshop report + thoughts: ‘10 Years on from Seattle: anti-capitalism, where now?'
http://www.blowe.org.uk/2009/09/climate-camp-is-more-of-same-enough.html

I returned to Climate Camp yesterday primarily to take part in the Red Pepper organised workshop, ‘10 Years on from Seattle: anti-capitalism, where now?'. This turned out to be by far the most interesting of the sessions I attended at the Camp, with knowledgeable and interesting speakers and a wide-ranging debate amongst other participants about where ‘anti-capitalism' goes from here...  see link for full article

Short video clip of people demonstrating outside BP as part of a Camp for Climate Action day of protest.

Video interview with one of the people locked on at the entrance to RBS on Bishopsgate this morning in one of the many Camp for Climate Action protests going on across London. Watch the video.

Pics of the march from BP to Shell Centre, where climate campaigners from the Camp for Climate Action held speeches about Shell's appauling environmental record. Later as protestors climbed onto the porch of the lobby, someone pulled off the "S" of Shell Centre, transforming it to "hell Centre"...

As part of the Camp for Climate Action protests today, campaigners toured central london visiting 'climate criminals' - one of the stops was BP (at St James Square), who are also involved in the tar sands exploitation.

Interview with one of the blockaders at RBS who was locked on outside the main entrance.

Photos from the Climate Camp taken a my visit there on Saturday.

Photos (C) 2009, Peter Marshall, all rights reserved. Suitable unfunded non-profit groups normally granted a free licence to use on request.

An interview from a participant of the RBS invasion action.

Climate campaigners from the Camp for Climate Action blockading RBS bank in Bishopsgate, London